Convection Microwave Ovens

Convection ovens

by Daedalus - 2023-11-13 00:53:33

Hello Benedeni....

Quick search about Abbott (which should cover your St. Jude's) indicates no interference.   I think you'll be fine.  Just don't hug it while in use.  ;-)

Here's a link.... keep scrolling down for a list of what's ok and what to be careful with. 

https://www.cardiovascular.abbott/us/en/patients/cardiovascular-device-patient-services/emi.html

Combination oven

by piglet22 - 2023-11-13 05:42:30

Should be absolutely safe.

No different to a conventional oven.

I have a Panasonic combination microwave oven, microwave, convection oven, grill and don't give it a second thought.

The convection function retains all the safety features of the microwave with respect to shielding.

In normal domestic situations, unless you have hobbies like welding, there is nothing to my knowledge that is remotely capable of affecting your device 

Careful with...

by H van Dyk - 2023-11-13 06:06:07

When your speaker boxes are on, it's better to stay some 30 centimeter away from them. I do rhe same concerning my television, because it is one of the last plasma units that was made. It could have some electro-magnetic emission.

Apart from that, I think that all types of consumer ovens are safe to be used...

convection ovens /induction hobs

by Ticketyboo - 2023-11-13 07:22:53

I had confirmation from St Judes that my paceaker is not affected by an induction hob. Big relief since I only had installed a year ago !!!

Convection Microwave Ovens

by benedeni - 2023-11-13 08:34:04

Thank you all for your assurances.

Daedalus, I promise not to hug my microwave! And thanks for the link.  Sorry we won't be next state over neighbors anymore but we will definitely keep in touch!  

Piglet, the unit you have makes my combo whimpy!  Dang, I hate giving up my welding but guess I'll havta...):

H V Dyk and Ticketyboo, Thank you for your comments as well. Such a caring group we have here!!

I rest easy.